Bird flu, which killed more than 82 million birds in U.S. domestic flocks in the past two years, has...

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Bird flu, which killed more than 82 million birds in U.S. domestic flocks in the past two years, has...
Technological developments in agriculture have enabled continued output growth without requiring muc...
Processing tomato farmers in California are expected to reduce production this year after a big crop...
A new soy-based fire suppressant has hit commercial scale and its due in part to research funded by ...
U.S. farmers are increasingly turning to solar power as a means of stabilizing their incomes amid fl...
U.S. Adapts to Renewable Diesel Feedstock Demand
It’s no secret that China’s been buying significantly fewer bushels of U.S. corn. Despite that setba...
The number of farm banks has declined since the 1990s, but lending continues to grow. (Chart courtes...
A record-setting warm winter has put fruit in the Midwest’s top-producing state (Michigan) at risk.
Farmers would face an increased federal tax liability of billions of dollars following the expiratio...
Dairy farmers in the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico are grappling with quite a mystery illness. Some...
A group of U.S. Senators sent a letter to the Biden administration asking them to start negotiating ...
Around the world, many pets and working animals are microchipped. It’s a simple process: A tiny tran...
Paul Neiffer, The Farm CPA, details some of the Biden administration's 2025 budget plans and how the...
John Deere recently introduced their largest tractor yet with the announcement of the new 9RX at the...
Bird flu, which killed more than 82 million birds in U.S. domestic flocks in the past two years, has recently appeared in dairy herds in Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, New Mexico and Texas, according to federal officials. USDA says the outbreaks, affecting a relatively small number of cattle, are not...
Read MoreTechnological developments in agriculture have enabled continued output growth without requiring much additional inputs. Innovations in animal and crop genetics, chemicals, equipment, and farm organization have made it possible for total agricultural output to nearly triple between 1948 and 2021.
Read MoreProcessing tomato farmers in California are expected to reduce production this year after a big crop in 2023 and a softening in demand, an agriculture organization is reporting.
Read MoreA new soy-based fire suppressant has hit commercial scale and its due in part to research funded by U.S. soybean farmers.
Read MoreU.S. farmers are increasingly turning to solar power as a means of stabilizing their incomes amid fluctuating crop prices and growing expenses. With cash receipts for crops like corn, soybeans and other commodities expected to be slightly lower this year, many farmers are seeking alternative...
Read MoreU.S. Adapts to Renewable Diesel Feedstock Demand
Read MoreIt’s no secret that China’s been buying significantly fewer bushels of U.S. corn. Despite that setback, U.S. corn exports during the 2023/24 marketing years are projected to be 439 million bushels higher (+26%) than last marketing year (Figure 1), according to USDA. Last December, Mexico returned...
Read MoreThe number of farm banks has declined since the 1990s, but lending continues to grow.
(Chart courtesy of the American Bankers Association)
Banks held $199 billion in outstanding agricultural loans in 2023, about 38% of total agricultural lending, according to an analysis by the American Bankers...
Read MoreA record-setting warm winter has put fruit in the Midwest’s top-producing state (Michigan) at risk.
Read MoreFarmers would face an increased federal tax liability of billions of dollars following the expiration of Trump-era tax breaks in 2025, said USDA economists. The biggest impact, estimated at a combined $4.5 billion, would come from reduced income tax rates on individuals, an increased standard...
Read MoreDairy farmers in the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico are grappling with quite a mystery illness. Something is causing milk production to nosedive, and veterinarians and state officials can’t pinpoint what it is. In affected cowherds, the issue impacts nearly 10% of the animals, causing reduced feed...
Read MoreA group of U.S. Senators sent a letter to the Biden administration asking them to start negotiating new trade agreements. Senate Ag Committee Ranking Member John Boozman from Arkansas says agriculture has historically had more exports than imports, but that wasn’t true last year. “This year, the...
Read MoreAround the world, many pets and working animals are microchipped. It’s a simple process: A tiny transponder with an identification number is enclosed in a rice-grain-sized cylinder and injected under the skin, so that if an animal is lost it can be identified.
Read MorePaul Neiffer, The Farm CPA, details some of the Biden administration's 2025 budget plans and how they could affect farmers if approved. Of the provisions, only one would potentially help farmers, he says.
Read MoreJohn Deere recently introduced their largest tractor yet with the announcement of the new 9RX at the 2024 Commodity Classic in Houston, Texas. “The high horsepower, four-track tractor has been redesigned to help farmers eliminate passes in the field, reduce soil compaction, and increase...
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